China’s latest policies, including those outlined during the Two Sessions, mark a new phase of high-standard opening-up through “mutual empowerment”, benefiting both foreign and domestic firms. The strategy supports foreign companies tapping into China’s vast market while enabling Chinese firms to expand globally. According to the Government Work Report, China will ensure national treatment for foreign enterprises in production access, licensing, standards setting, and procurement. Policies will also support foreign trade stability, encourage new market exploration, and develop sectors such as green and digital trade. Analysts say these measures enhance the business environment for foreign investors while bolstering China's innovation-driven industries. China’s advancements in AI, cross-industry data collaboration, and agile innovation processes are expected to attract global capital and foster long-term economic cooperation.